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US/China trade war could boost Brazil soy export, Amazon deforestation

Community evicted by accused murderer seeks justice for Gabriel Filho

$29 million deforestation fines: game changer for Brazilian soy trade?

Attack of the turtles: ruralists assault environmental laws, Amazon

3,000 indigenous people gather in Brasilia to protest ruralist agenda

Cerrado: abandoned pasturelands fail to regain savanna biodiversity

Brazil’s actual forest-related CO2 emissions could blow by Paris pledge

Impacts of agriculture on Brazil’s Cerrado region

Cerrado Manifesto could curb deforestation, but needs support: experts

Cerrado: U.S. investment spurs land theft, deforestation in Brazil, say experts

Cerrado: Agribusiness boomtown; profits for a few, hardships for many

Cerrado: Traditional communities accuse agribusiness of ‘green land grabbing’

Brazilian lawmakers funded by donors guilty of environmental crimes: report

Cerrado: Agribusiness may be killing Brazil’s ‘birthplace of waters’

Cerrado: can the empire of soy coexist with savannah conservation?

Cerrado: appreciation grows for Brazil’s savannah, even as it vanishes

Analysis: the Brazilian Supreme Court’s New Forest Code ruling

Brazil’s fundamental pesticide law under attack

New report: Brazil’s Cerrado could sidestep conversion for agriculture

Beef consumers’ role in causing deforestation in South America (commentary)

First-ever photos of long-lost blue-eyed bird from Brazil

Mato Grosso leading the fight against climate change and deforestation (commentary)

The Maned wolf: Saving South America’s largest canid

China defends trans-Amazon railway, says it will protect the environment

‘Deforestation fronts’ revealed

A tale of two maps: Brazilian state won’t use new atlas to close Cerrado deforestation loophole

Conservation and carbon storage goals collide in Brazil’s Cerrado

Tiny Brazilian opossum could be farmers’ friend

Brazilian farmers urge return of big cats to Cerrado to protect crops from rampaging peccaries

Seeing the trees but not the forest (commentary)

Endangered forests shrink as demand for soy rises

Brazil’s soy moratorium dramatically reduced Amazon deforestation

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